Religious Selector Quiz

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 1. Orthodox Quaker - Religious Society of Friends   (100 %) 
 2. Mainline - Liberal Christian Protestants    (93 %) 
 3. Liberal Quakers - Religious Society of Friends    (87 %) 
 4. Mainline - Conservative Christian Protestant   (71 %) 
 5. Reform Judaism   (71 %) 
 6. Unitarian Universalism   (71 %) 
 7. Seventh Day Adventist    (70 %) 
 8. Eastern Orthodox   (68 %) 
 9. Roman Catholic   (68 %) 
 10. Bahai   (66 %) 
 11. New Thought   (55 %) 
 12. Orthodox Judaism   (53 %) 
 13. Sikhism   (53 %) 
 14. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormons)   (50 %) 
 15. Islam   (47 %) 
 16. Neo-Pagan    (46 %) 
 17. Christian Science Church of Christ, Scientist   (45 %) 
 18. Hinduism   (44 %) 
 19. Scientology   (39 %) 
 20. Mahayana Buddhism    (38 %) 
 21. Jainism   (34 %) 
 22. New Age    (34 %) 
 23. Secular Humanism   (34 %) 
 24. Taoism   (30 %) 
 25. Theravada Buddhism   (29 %) 
 26. Non-theist   (24 %) 
 27. Jehovahs Witness   (20 %) 

a lot of the questions didn't have any answer that I liked. For example, calling God either corporeal or incorporeal is problematic in Christianity.  One answer to a question I thought was pretty good: "Wrongdoing occurs because God gave us free will plus a weak side, or a drive to satisfy personal needs, which sometimes results in wrongful choices."

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Your Result: Lutheran
 
You adhere to the theologies of Martin Luther, one of the first great figureheads of the Protestant Reformation. You believe firmly in salvation through faith alone, the issue which caused Luther to split with Rome. However, you do not accept the doctrine of predestination as it is interpreted by Calvinists, instead believing that anyone is capable of accepting God and entering Heaven. However, Lutherans do believe that all men are born sinners, and as such cannot reject sin through their own free will. Lutherans do have a broad range of views on church organisation, and while they are widely recognised as Protestants, many do not accept this grouping considering it was Luther's intention to reform the Papacy, not split from it.

(Luther actually emphasized Predestination more than Calvin did, but it's true Luther's followers are more likely to disagree with it.)

Methodist   
Pentecostal   
Puritan   
Calvinist   
Restorationist   
Baptist   
Episcopalian   
Catholic   

I expected to have Methodist first, but I'm not surprised Lutheran is on top - I think my answer of real presence in the Eucharist made the difference.